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| − | A honemeister is a person who is highly skilled at [[ | + | A honemeister is a person who is highly skilled at [[Category:honing|honing]]. Honemeister is a title bestowed on a honer by others as an expression of recognition for that person's skill and experience. See Lynn's thoughts on honemeisters here: [http://www.straightrazorplace.com/forums/546032-post9.html What makes someone a Honemeister?] |
Honester, by contrast, is a term invented around mid 2009 as a self-expression by newbies who are learning to hone. They needed a title in order to justify charging for honing as much as a honemeister does, but without having anything resembling the experience and skills of a honemeister. | Honester, by contrast, is a term invented around mid 2009 as a self-expression by newbies who are learning to hone. They needed a title in order to justify charging for honing as much as a honemeister does, but without having anything resembling the experience and skills of a honemeister. | ||
''See also [http://straightrazorplace.com/srpwiki/index.php/Frequently_Asked_Questions#What_is_a_honemeister_and.2For_honester.3F FAQ:What is a honemeister and/or honester?]'' | ''See also [http://straightrazorplace.com/srpwiki/index.php/Frequently_Asked_Questions#What_is_a_honemeister_and.2For_honester.3F FAQ:What is a honemeister and/or honester?]'' | ||
Revision as of 14:15, 17 February 2010
A honemeister is a person who is highly skilled at. Honemeister is a title bestowed on a honer by others as an expression of recognition for that person's skill and experience. See Lynn's thoughts on honemeisters here: What makes someone a Honemeister?
Honester, by contrast, is a term invented around mid 2009 as a self-expression by newbies who are learning to hone. They needed a title in order to justify charging for honing as much as a honemeister does, but without having anything resembling the experience and skills of a honemeister.
